Oil pressure testing?
Oil pressure testing?
So I changed my oil and decided that since I'm in the oil subject to try and do an oil pressure test. The only port I know of on this car and I really haven't looked deep into it is the sending unit for the idiot light. So I'm looking at it and I see that on this car the sending unit is close to the oil pan. I started to unscrew it when oil started spilling out and I just wasn't having oil mess. Wasn't in the mood for it so I aborted the test.
Is there another port somewhere else that we can do pressure testing from?
Is there another port somewhere else that we can do pressure testing from?
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Removing the sending unit is similar to losing a small amount of oil when you remove your filter. Some will run out, but not much.
Why are you doing this? Do you suspect an issue?
Be careful and watch for leaks after you R&R the sending unit.
Why are you doing this? Do you suspect an issue?
Be careful and watch for leaks after you R&R the sending unit.
But yeah I'll try it again and make sure I have some spare oil available to top it off when it spills out.
Thanks guys.
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